Nevada County picayune., 1887-02-09

JouGSDolos AIN.
 Mir. Wiley Hatley has returned from Louisville, Ky.
 Mir. w. H. Heron aud daught- CT, have been visiting at Arkadel- phia.
 New llne of Hamberg Edgings at W. F. Armstrong x Co.'s, very cheap.
 Largest stock of drugs and books at Moncrief s. Thursday night there was con- siderable sleet, which remained on the ground unmelted two days. Lots of rain since then.
 Any person having good horse for sale at a bargain. for cash, can find a purchaser, by applying at the office of the PICAYUNE. Mr. w. A. Bright the junior member of the firm of: Baird x Bright, the enterprising machinery house of Arkansas, was in town yesterday.
 Remember w. F. Evans keeps. at E. $. Carson s store, nice line of Bibles and Testaments, furnish ed by the American Bible Society, which he is selling at cost of publi- cation.
 Mir. R. w. Johnson of Delta, was up paying taxes for himself and neighbors Mond ay, and made contribution to our missionary box" for himself and Mir. D. w. Hay.
 Having gone into partnership with White x White, at the post office. will be pleased to serve my old friends and customers, and guartaniee prices as low as the low est. ALEX VAUGHN.
 OLD pill boxes are spread over the land by the thousands after having been emptied by suffering humanity. What a mass of sickening, disgusting medicine the poor stomach has to contend with. Too much strong medicine. Prickly Ash Bitters is rapidly and surely taking the place of all this class of fdrugs, and in curing all the ills arising from disordered condition of the liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. iA ! Two good papers for the price of one-Picayune and Gazette for i 1925. This offer will hold good for only a short time. Our regu- l lar subscribers can get this dis count by paying up and 1 year in advance.
 Mrs. Lula Robison, nee Watson, wishes to sell her piano before tue 10th of Feb. in preference to nov ing it to her northern home. It l is really good instrument it easy terms; call at her mothers, (Mrs. Scotts), home opposite the park.
 Last week we made an error in stating that Rev. R. NJ. Traylor per formed the marriage ceremony for Dr. L. H. McSwain and Miss Ellen Gill; Rev. c. D. McSwain Officiated. Sorry the mistake occurred, but such things can't be helped occa- sionally.
 Uncle Remus: what kinder shot is dem Bilious Bulletse you don't seem 10 kill muffin you shoot wid 'em. Co.'S not yon fool; dey's made for folks 10 take when dere liver is out ob gear, and l tell yer dey does power ob good, for Is'e tried lem. For sale by JnO. NJ. Milburn.
 Roll of honor: Wm. Purdy, Cur don; A. R. Jarvis and E. w. Vaughn, Rosston; R, w, Johnson, D. W. Hay, Delta, 4. D, White and $ and NV II Bryant, and several other subscribers not now remem- bered. Thanks, friends, Lot others in arrears be put on this roll.
 MT. R. S. Briant, of the firm of R. s. X w. H. Briant, of Clayton, gave us an appreciated call yester- day. He and his brother are among our best and most well-to-dO citizens. Last year they raised 100 bales of cotton on their fine farm, and ginned 300 on ther steam gin. They also run store and grist m ill at Clayton. sat o Mr., k. w. Johnson, of Delta, gave us a pleasant call yesterday and gave us the following items from his neighborhood: Married Mir. James Blackman and Miss Lou i Malone, daughter of Mr. w. P. ! Malone; also, Mir, J. E. Waldrop and Miss Ella C.. Lallar, also Mr. Seth Williams and Miss Alice All der. and more to occur soon. Health good, and farmers going ahead preparing for another crop. Prof. Clement has a good school at Pleasant Hill,
 Mir. Ira E. McMillion, one of our